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Of Love and Leisure
(2006)

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(1) Wild Geese - Gye Fiane (from the Neal collection, 1724, transcribed by Chris Norman, arr. Larry Lipkis) 2:35

(2) La Canarie (from Terpsichore, 1612, Michael Praetorius) with Canaries (from the Straloch Lute Book, 1627–1629) 4:07

(3) Greensleeves and Pudding Pieces (from The Dancing Master, 1686, John Playford, arr. Bernard Thomas), Packington’s Pound (anonymous, text by Ben Jonson, 1614) 5:57

(4) Bourrées I and II (from Terpsichore, 1612, Michael Praetorius) 2:21

(5) Lord Mayo (David Murphy, 18th century, arr. Larry Lipkis), Swallowtail Jig (traditional Irish jig) 5:12

(6) Rorate Coeli Desuper (traditional Scottish tune from Oxford Book of Carols, R. Vaughan Williams, ed., words by William Dunbar, c. 1460–c. 1520) 4:33

(7) Queen’s Delight (from The Dancing Master, 1665, John Playford, arr. Larry Lipkis), Drive the Cold Winter Away (from The Dancing Master, 1651, John Playford, Italian Rant (from The Dancing Master, 1657, John Playford, arr. Larry Lipkis) 5:57

(8) Canzon La Basgapera (Gio. Dominico Rognoni Taeggio, c. 1600) 2:30

(9) Dansa Polonica (Christian Loeffelholtz, 1585), The King of Denmark's Galiard (from Lachrimae, 1605, John Dowland), Duncomb’s Galiard (anonymous from Matthew Holmes Consort Book, c. 1595), Volt and Curent (from Rowallen Lute Book, c. 1620), Volte (from Terpsichore, 1612, Michael Praetorius) 7:45

(10) O Mistress Mine (from Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, Thomas Morley, c. 1557–1602, arr. Larry Lipkis) 3:27

(11) Madame D’amours (anonymous, from the court of Henry VIII) 1:27

(12) Tant que vivray (from Chansons nouvelles, 1528, Claudin de Sermisy) 2:33

(13) Jewes Dance (from Matthew Holmes Consort Book, c. 1595, Richard Nicholson) 1:40

(14) Giles Farnaby’s Dreame, Pawles Wharfe, A Toye, Tower Hill (from he Fitzwilliam Virginal Book, Giles Farnaby, c. 1565–1640, arr. Dom Gregory Murray) 5:58

(15) The Little Barly-Corne (anonymous broadside ballad to the tune of Stingo) with Jack Pudding (both tunes from The Dancing Master, 1651, John Playford) 3:30

(16) Mein Freund (from Dansereye, 1551, Tielman Susato) 1:54

(17) Warum, Ronde, Ronde and Hupfauf (from Dansereye, 1551, Tielman Susato) 2:55